Kitchen "equipment" in SSR Studio?

[Esteri]

Bah! I've looked everywhere for this on the DVC Member site. I can't find it anywhere - and it's foolish to bug MS for such a simple question...

What comes in the "kitchen" of the studio? Are there real dishes? Or do we have to bring along disposables for our morning oatmeal. Toaster? Coffee Maker? Silverware? What?

This is our first trip with no kids - we've always stayed in a 2 BD before - very well acquainted with it's amenities.

Now, I just have to figure out what we're going to DO. Planning with no kids is really different. It's not about the rides any more. What a change in mindset.

Thanks for the info!

 

[DisDaydreamer]

Studio: Features a queen-sized bed with a double-sized sleeper sofa. These 355 sq. ft. units include a kitchenette with microwave, under-counter refrigerator, wet bar, coffee maker, ceiling fan, TV, clock radio, hair dryer, full bath with outside vanity, wall safe and private porch or balcony.( Four guests maximum plus one child under age 3 in a crib.)

To make light meals and snacks, 2 mugs, 4 glasses, paper plates and bowls, and plastic cutlery are provided in addition to dish soap and linens for cleanup.

Paper and plastic products are for a service of four, however, you can get replacement paper and plastic products on request.

 

[Esteri]

To make light meals and snacks, 2 mugs, 4 glasses, paper plates and bowls, and plastic cutlery are provided in addition to dish soap and linens for cleanup.

Paper and plastic products are for a service of four, however, you can get replacement paper and plastic products on request.

Ah-HA! This was the bit I couldn't find anywhere. Now I know I don't need to bring my own oatmeal bowl!

Thanks!

 

[Caskbill]

This particular photo is of a BWV studio kitchen, but it's typical of the Studios at all the DVC resorts.

 

[dgaston]

There's usually a can opener and wine cork too!

 

[Esteri]

This particular photo is of a BWV studio kitchen, but it's typical of the Studios at all the DVC resorts.

Thanks! I needed to know what was behind door number 2.